EPISODE · Oct 13, 2002 · 6 MIN
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from Radio Unga Forskare Stockholm - Vetenskap · host Anders Sandberg och Håkan Andersson
Det började med de katodstrålerör som sitter i de flesta TV-apparater idag. Sen kom plasma och LCD-skärmarna. Men utvecklingen stannade inte där. Vad sägs t.ex. om elektroniska papper? Medverkande: Anders Sandberg och Håkan Andersson
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Det började med de katodstrålerör som sitter i de flesta TV-apparater idag. Sen kom plasma och LCD-skärmarna. Men utvecklingen stannade inte där. Vad sägs t.ex. om elektroniska papper?
Medverkande: Anders Sandberg och Håkan Andersson
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